Right To Second Evaluation Clause Samples

The Right To Second Evaluation clause grants a party the ability to request a subsequent assessment or review of a decision, finding, or result initially determined by another party or evaluator. In practice, this may apply to situations such as medical diagnoses, technical inspections, or performance appraisals, where the first evaluation's outcome is disputed or requires further confirmation. By providing a formal mechanism for a second opinion, this clause helps ensure fairness, accuracy, and confidence in the evaluation process, addressing concerns about potential errors or bias in the initial assessment.
Right To Second Evaluation. 3.7.1 If any permanent teacher receives an unsatisfactory final evaluation, the teacher shall have the absolute right to request, in writing, one (1) additional observation, conference and written evaluation. Such second observation, conference, and written evaluation shall be conducted by a different evaluator who is at a level comparable to or above the level of the first evaluator. Such second evaluator shall be selected by the Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services. Such second evaluation will also be included in the personnel file. 3.7.2 The request must be made by the teacher within five (5) working days after receipt of the final evaluation. The request shall be made to the Assistant Superintendent for Educational Services, who shall appoint a second evaluator within five (5) working days from receipt of the request by the teacher. The second evaluator must complete an observation, conference, and written evaluation at least five (5) working days prior to the teacher's last working day.
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Right To Second Evaluation. Any teacher who believes that an evaluation of his/her performance is unjust, incorrect, or represents poor evaluation shall have the right to a second evaluation within thirty (30) calendar days by a certified supervisor. The second evaluation shall not be conducted by the original evaluator.
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